Florence is the capital of the Renaissance. Here live ancient arts and styles developed over the centuries. Among these arts are embossing and chiselling, which Mari and Giuliano continue to maintain [...]
Il Merlo Bags presents leather bags entirely handmade in Florence by Japanese artisan Kyoko Morita. The refined yet fun design enhances the charm of the wearer. Her high quality bags, hand stitched [...]
The history of Officina de' Tornabuoni began in the historical area of Florence, in the Anglo-American pharmacy founded by Henry Roberts in 1843. De' Tornabuoni's workshop philosophy of wellbeing [...]
In Florence, in the ancient workshop of Via de Velluti 21r, located in the Santo Spirito district, the heart of Florentine craftsmanship, wooden works in general are restored: antique and inlaid [...]
It is not easy nowadays to find an artisan company that has proudly reached its fourth generation: the Fratelli Traversari company is one of the few workshops that continues a tradition of [...]
Marco Baroni is a Florentine master goldsmith who has been making jewellery for fifty years, combining traditional Florentine techniques with personal inventiveness. Gold in all its shades and [...]
In the Dari dynasty, the tradition of the goldsmith's art has been handed down for generations, ever since the first workshop was established in 1630 with Aldebrando Dari. Master goldsmith as well as [...]
Noi Gioielli is an atelier and creative workshop, where jewellery, crafted entirely by hand, becomes a diffuser of beauty and splendour. Transformed into authentic works of art, they encapsulate [...]
The workshop is the most important place in any true Florentine artisan workshop. The Fratelli Peruzzi silverware workshop is the symbol of our history, which for over 150 years has seen us play a [...]
After years of experience with big brands, a collection of unique jewellery is born from the desire to express one's creativity. In each creation we find the union of ancient and modern techniques [...]
The Bartolozzi and Maioli art workshop was founded in 1938 by Fiorenzo Bartolozzi and Giuseppe Maioli. As soon as World War II was over, the two artist partners were called in for the impressive [...]
The Argentiere Pagliai workshop is located in Oltrarno, in the medieval part of Borgo San Jacopo, in the Sapiti tower house. It is one of the last Florentine workshops with its own workshop. Adopting [...]
In Florence, in the historical quarter of the Florentine artisans, L'Ippogrifo Stampe d'Arte has been performing the ancient etching technique for more than 40 years. Gianni Raffaelli, together with [...]
Marina Calamai is a Florentine artist and designer. Inspired by nature and with the aim of creating works of art that awaken the five senses, she also uses her humour and irony to transform everyday [...]
Designed to be worn at all times, Alessandro Barellini's jewellery is carefully crafted following the best Italian goldsmith tradition in 18kt gold, diamonds and precious stones. Each piece of [...]
Born in Tokyo on 16 December 1979, Mochizuki Takafumi has lived in Florence since 2007. In 2008, at Master restorer Renato Olivastri's workshop, he learnt the art of antique furniture restoration and [...]
Abe Jun dedicated himself to violin making from 1981 in Tokyo and Nagano at Yu Iida's botega. He then moved to Salzburg to devote himself to restoration and in 1985 to Florence at Mitsumasa Usui to [...]
Chiara de Filippis is a goldsmith designer. The brand was born from the need to communicate: through her jewellery, she seeks the evocation of symbols and images of collective culture. The work is [...]
The Ratafià Firenze style is simple and original. For our handcrafted creations we favour natural fabrics such as linen, cotton and hemp with which we make all our items, from kitchen accessories to [...]
